Media Lab’s Disobedience Award. Freedom University, which provides college-level courses for undocumented students banned from Georgia’s universities, received top recognition from among 7,800 nominees in the MIT award’s inaugural year. Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, donated $250,000 to MIT’s media lab to fund the annual prize for responsible, ethical disobedience. At Dartmouth, Voekel teaches...
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The winner will be announced following the Douglass Prize Review Committee meeting in the fall. For full story click here.
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some of the project participlants, including Associate Professor of History Edward Miller. Read full story here.
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private ones, aspiring students find another way." Read full article.
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The Williams Prize, offered annually by The Historic New Orleans Collection and the Louisiana Historical Association since 1974, recognizes excellence in research and writing on Louisiana. The prize, which includes a cash award of $1,500 and a plaque, is awarded each March at the LHA’s annual meeting.
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The theme of the 2017 Institute is European Intellectual History since the 17th century. Applicants should either be in the process of completing their dissertations or engaged in revising book manuscripts as recent PhDs (post-docs and beginning assistant professors welcome). Participants will each present a draft article or chapter of their work, and the group as a whole will attend a variety of special events (receptions, dinners, and lectures) to discuss theoretical and...
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The Dartmouth Vietnam Project (DVP) recruits current Dartmouth students to conduct, record, and preserve oral histories about the Vietnam War era (1950-1975). Each of the interviews in our online archive is a joint collaboration between a student interviewer and an older member of the college community who has volunteered to share his or her personal memories of the war and its impact on Dartmouth and on American society. We...